I'm a huge space nerd who knows basically everything about space I can't believe somebody thinks that the sun isn't real that just defeats the whole purpose of living like you can see it outside
That’s a good idea. Then afterwards, get the reactions from others and post them on TH-cam. I know many who will not go to TikTok, but will see the cringe that comes from there here on TH-cam. Make it credible so the TikTok people lose their minds - thinking like one of those Ben Shapiro videos. Hit them with “knowledge”, since apparently some there don’t think the sun is real, Alexander the Great was a woman, and the Roman Empire didn’t exist. Yes, I’ve seen the thumbnails for all those.
The transfer of heat that he talked about was convection. But this way only works in liquid, gas or solid environment. Also, the area between the sun and us is blank, I mean vacuum environment. So, radiation is the only way to transfer heat from the sun to us. And guess what? The radiation of the sun is dispersed, so there is a few radiation reach to us. Besides, there is a very few amount of heat that loss on the way it transfers. In addition, the speed of radiation= the speed of light, so, yeah, it just take only 8 minutes for the heat reach us. Then, some heat was captured by the atmosphere, so you aren't frozen like the heart of Anna. The internet gives us information, but the school teach us how to understand that information. So, whatever you do, don't make any video onTitok if you drop out from school early.
In space the lack of air isn't you main concern, your in a vacuum chamber. You lungs would burst as well as some organs and your blood would start to boil. This is just is just a very simple explanation, if your interest in the topic I recommend doing some research. The science behind the topic is really interesting.
Wow this guy makes me feel like I’m a galaxy brain that’s four parallel universes ahead of everyone. I just want to say thank you to that guy for boosting everyone’s confidence and making them feel better about their mental capabilities.
What this man fails to take into account is the sun's sheer size, and the fact that it's a nuclear reactor. And that it actually takes the sun's light approximately 8 minutes to get here
@@The_Ragequit_Cannon you dont feel heat from the sun at all actually. You feel heat that is absorbed into the earth and radiated throughout the day. Nights are hotter when they are cloudy because the heat is trapped. And in what way does it not correlate because the light we see and feel DOES take 1 million years and the discussion DIRECTLY relates to that.
i love how he's straight up denying the sun's existence, yet says space being cold is common knowledge. which ofc is correct, but why tf would he trust google if he believes he is being lied to about something as basic as the sun?
When an astronaut is on a space walk, he counts as an object on which the sun’s radiation will land. The space around him is cold, but he absorbs the Suns heat. If he were to exit his suit, his surface exposed to the sun would burn at roughly 500 degrees Fahrenheit while his surface not exposed to the radiation would freeze at roughly -500 degrees Fahrenheit. Not only would he freeze and burn, the vacuum instantly collapses the lungs and draws all gas from the body, boiling blood and other liquids in the body. However, what’s important here, is that even with this provided knowledge, our dear TikToking Jimmy still gets no bitches.
‘Sun is 6000 degrees’ ‘How come the heat from the sun doesn’t dissipate a bit’ Already contradicted himself. But then again, what else would you expect from someone who unironically thinks the sun is fake.
Also the surface of the sun is cooler than its immediate surrounding (the sun's corona) which is 1 million degrees Celsius (2 million degrees Fahrenheit).
6:00 you are partially correct, but it wouldn't be the main cause of death. If I remember correctly - blood boils pretty aggressively in vacuum, so boiling blood would instantly come out of every hole of your body - killing you immediately and brutally.
I imagine that every time he leaves his house for work in the morning, he squints up at the sun and angrily calls it a phony before getting in his car.
I love how every clip he blinks his eyes constantly after saying his point as if you’ll just get it to click by looking at him. Also he gets progressively more and more frustrated.
The moment he said: "something that only burns" at 1:38 . I understood how intelligent and bright he is, brighter than the sun itself. PS edit: If you didn't get my point, the reaction that occurs on the SUN is not actually combustion, so it doesn't burn, it's actually a nuclear phenomenon known as Fusion, you can check more about it, it's really a cool natural sight to study about or atleast know.
he just doesnt understand how radiation works, you know like a microwave and why the ceramic bowl gets hotter than the food its cooking in, so hot that itll burn you meanwhile the rest of the microwave is not hot at all not to mention the source of the heat never actually gets hot compared to what the microwaves are making contact with.
He got the temperature from the surface of the sun, the amount of time it takes for light to reach us from the center of the sun (which is probably where that "millions of years to reach us" came from), and assumed there is dissipating air between us and the sun.
Ancient scientists: measuring the Earth's curvature to an impressively small margin of error with sticks Me trying to make a circle with a ruler and failing:
I died when he brought up people in the vacuum of space instantly freezing. The first inkling of this idea came about because of Hollywood. It just shows that this guy got the entire compendium of knowledge for his doctorate's of science in front of the tv screen; that, and his short stint at a metal foundry.
Come on man, thats not that crazy. The information on the Sun is nuts, but you would freeze in space fairly quickly, just not instantly like in the movies. You freeze meat in the freezer right, gets hard as a brick. Well your freezer is not anywhere near -400.
@@dasparado The body is only capable of freezing when it's not close enough to be influenced by the radiated heat of a star. If someone dies in space in close proximity to a star, then their decomposition would likely occur normally (if theirs still oxygen in the suit).
right off the bat, it takes eight -seconds- *minutes and twenty seconds* for the light of the sun to reach Earth, and since there are no liquids, solids, or gases in space the method of transporting heat is by radiating it, meaning straight line until it hits something, whereas a cup of hot water in a pool will spread the heat throughout each atom, dissipating it. something which I do not believe occurs when radiated heat travels in a vacuum thank you for coming to my ted talk
Essentially, the issue with this guy's "proof" is that he's confusing different methods of heat transfer. The reason he feels the 2000-degree heat 25 feet away is due to convection -- the heat energises the air molecules and makes them vibrate faster, so they move faster. The heat is transferred through the movement of hot gas. Meanwhile, the heat of the sun moves through space (which is a near enough perfect vacuum) so there are far few molecules of gas to move through convection currents. Instead, the heat is transferred through radiation, e.g. infrared or ultraviolet. This is not the movement of matter, it's the movement of electromagnetic waves that transfers the energy. Waves do not dissipate unless they hit something, at which point they can be transduced, usually into heat. This method of heat transfer is aptly named radiation. That's why you can feel the Sun's heat from such a vast distance.
Uh... don't you know this? There is no light. Light is an idea created by the government to fool us. Plants don't really need light. Neither do any living things. The government is lying to you
I love how this guy says that when you go into space you instantaneously freeze but that's not exactly true the way space suits are designed they're designed to take subfreezing and extremely high temperatures because if you go in the shade of safe space station it is insanely cold but if you go on to the side of the space station that the sun is hitting it is stupidly f****** hot not to mention the bombardment of radiation on the body. Our spacesuits are specifically designed to be able to withstand extremely low and extremely high temperatures simultaneously. It's a known fact by science and it was one of the first hurdles that they had to overcome when they founded the space program how to keep the astronauts insulated from the radiation extreme cold and extreme heat that is experienced in the upper atmosphere and beyond into stellar space.
This is how I think of it. The heat in space is just traveling at the speed of light and there's nothing to hold/trap it in place so when you are in space, the temperature will be cold because the place doesn't hold the heat and is just cold but when an object is thrown at space, the side that faces the light side will be very hot because it captures the traveling heat but the opposite side will be very cold because no heat is there. However Earth's atmosphere traps the heat so all our sides get heat and not only the side that faces the sun, because if that was not the case, our rods and holes would be frozen 24/7....just imagine bruh
It takes a million year for the suns heat to reach to surface. But the trip to earth takes a nice 8 minutes. Also a million years isn’t too much time it galaxy perspective.
It's even more stupid when you ask yourself "then wtf is this circle in the sky that is so bright I can't look at it for a long time without going blind" I bet his answer would be a giant lightbulb
The part about a million years is a bit off, but it does take a bit longer than 8 minutes in total. The light generated inside the sun's core takes about 250,000 years IIRC to make its way out of the sun because its so dense in there, the light bounces around for that long before finding a way out. There are like 3 distinct layers of the sun that transfer heat / transmit light differently
And how can we possibly know this? 😂😂😂 you people are funny sheep. Same way we dont know whats inside earth because we only been 7 miles into it. Like i said , FUNNY SHEEP
Guys, I'm starting to think that the Earth doesn't exist. It takes 5 minutes for the gravity to reach us from the centre of the earth. If the Earth was real we would have floated into space by the time it reaches us.
@@bingqingwu1103 ofc after all the sun and earth both have gravity. wouldn't they pull each other closer together? (this joke is way too funny for no reason).
If Earth existed, it would have been pulled by Jupiter as Earth only has 1x Gravity and Jupiter has 2.5x Gravity. If we do maths, 2.5>1. (this is obviously a joke(
@@questionmark6020 Yeah bro then these corporations try to make it more believable by spinning the things around each other. Then they say it’s a “orbit”. Then why is it a rock and not gum?
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I’m so disappointed that he thinks you would freeze in space. Yes, space is cold, because there is no heat. Fun fact, there is barely anything in space. This man thinks that cold is a physical object, and not just the absence of heat.
Space has NO TEMPERATURE. The -454°F is the surface temperature of objects, not the surrounding space; space is a near-vacuum, which has no temperature, because there is nothing there to have one.
I've been interested in astronomy and astrophysics my entire life and have done research in both fields for fun. I've even taken college courses in astronomy. Watching this dude spew out the most wildly incorrect statements as if they were facts is putting me in physical agony...
@@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184 I agree too, as a person whom also loves the materials of astronomy & astrophysics, which i've dedicated myself too from the age of 7-9, and really began to take off at the age of 15, it hurts my brain to listen to this type of person making these pathetic useless ineffective lies of our motherstar, SOL.
Lol. Watched the original Cosmos cuz I was into astronomy already at the time. Totally sympathize. But if you think this guy makes your head hurt... just avoid social media. TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.... it'll save your head from imploding. This guy is at least logical despite the bad science and that he doesn't trust Google but cites Google. (And Google is just a search engine anyway, so really, the source is not Google.) Also avoid politics.
"The sun doesn't exist, we've all been lied to, its probably just a block of cheese over there." I replayed this part 3 times and kept laughing each time.
3:13 it does technically, in fact way more than a million years, but after it leaves the sun itself it only takes 8 minutes 5:02 well, as pegasus said, it travels through radiation, which only gets converted into heat once it actually impacts matter. the reason earth is warm and space is not is that we have an atmosphere to keep that heat in
For your first point, the heat is in the sun for (a million years - 8 minutes) so most of the time, the heat inside the sun can’t dissipate because the sun itself is also hot and that’s not how the second law of thermodynamics work
@@cherry9787 Yes certainly, thank you. And we can expect that entropy will have a greater effect as the radiation reaches our atmosphere... But like, from the sun's atmosphere to it's core, how would pressure or compression effect thermal conductivity and time. And how would that energy leaving that atmosphere into the vacuum effect thermal conductivity and time?
Even though pretty much every person in this comment section have the correct conclusion (that the sun is real), I’ve noticed a small amount of incorrect statements of how the heat from the sun is able to travel in space. My intentions with this comment is to clear up some misconceptions about thermodynamics (I don’t know how to word this without it being an “umm actually” statement, sorry). While most things here on Earth transfers heat through conduction, or contact of matter, the sun transfers heat in a completely different way, through emitting light (radiation). There are 3 forms of heat transfer, conduction, convection and radiation. Radiation is the only form of heat the sun is able to utilise to heat up other planets, due to the fact that conduction and convection need matter as a medium in order to occur. Radiation, (which the sun emits a lot of due to having a high temperature), is able to travel in an infinite distance, at a very fast speed. Radiation is the process of energy in the form of heat being transformed into light and vice versa. Radiation, consisting of particles itself (photons), doesn’t need matter to transfer and is able to occur in a vacuum like space. What it seems like a lot of people get wrong is that they believe that there is only 1 form of heat transfer (conduction) that is unable to be stopped by a vacuum. Some people have even mentioned radiation, but have seemed to still treat it like an element of the process of conduction. Edit: Forgot to mention that a lot of the heat we have comes from beneath the surface of the earth (though not enough to make an immediately noticeable impact on temperature). It either comes from heat that existed since the creation of the earth, or due to radioactive decay of radioactive material within the earth, which produces heat.
5:57 Actually the reason we’d die is because it’s nearly absolute zero, and at that temperature, particles stop moving, the reason we don’t freeze is because due to the particles movement stopping, the ice wouldn’t even freeze on, because it would come off instantly because of lack of particle movement, also another reason would be from radiation coming from celestial objects such as stars…
I think that the misconception that he had about light taking millions of years came from the fact that light(technically photons at this stage) is produced in the core of the sun from fusion. after that it can take 100,000 years to reach the suns surface at which point the light travels through space taking as you said about 8 minutes to reach the earth. 3:23
Okay, I have a couple of counterarguments to add to this: - I'm pretty sure that the sun's heat can be felt from much further away than a furnace's heat not only due to the method of heat transfer, but also due to the sun being so big that the furnace is less than an ant in comparison. - The Earth has an atmosphere in which it can trap heat coming from the sun. That's why it's a lot colder in space. Other planets, such as Mars, also lack the atmosphere that Earth does, causing them to reach extremely cold temperatures pretty much perpetually. In fact, it was believed that Mars had more hospitable temperatures before solar winds stripped it of its atmosphere!
@@TwelveRats Yeah it does, and it has temperature fluctuations too. But seeing Venus having flucuations in temperature despite having an atmosphere makes me doubt that has anything to do with the lack of atmosphere.
It is not about the size of the sun directly, it is about the radition pressure, or density, of photons being radiated at the surface of the sun. The heat that reaches us is then: Total heat released from a earth sized part of the sun / (radius of sphere touching earth / radius of sphere touching surface of the sun)
Even a real astronaut himself said in space, you feel hot and cold at the same time like 100 degrees on one side and 10 degrees on the other side because the heat from the sun still hitting him
I love how he said you freeze immediately when in direct view of the sun the side facing it would burn and the other side would take forever to cool, then you can live in space for a quite surprising length of time. I’m also sure that space is near absolute 0
gotta give credit to him for actually questioning things since i don't see too much of that these days, he just went about it completely wrong lol there are so many "conspiracy theories" he could've got behind that are one by one proving themselves to actually be true, but instead he chooses to believe the sun isn't real...
3:25 well, if i remember correctly, the heat is just radiated energy from photons, which r created in the suns core and it takes millions of years for the photons to go from the core to the surface, in those millions of years it gathers tons of energy, then out into space towards us
When he said that heat takes million years to reach us, he probably got it from the fact taht photons generated by the sun are trapped in the sun for millions of years before they can escape and take the remaining 8 minutes journey from sun to Earth. He likely misinterpreted it as meaning that heat take that long to travel
The amount of pseudointellectuals on TikTok is insane. Basically every science and history video on TikTok is teaching blatantly false information. It's amazing.
The sad part is that he doesn't seem like a complete idiot type of guy that is so far gone into conspiracy theories, he seems half reasonable and also he has a great voice, he could be a good voiceover actor if he studied and hot his shit together, or even a somewhat decent influencer, as simple as that…
If the sun isn't real does that mean we've had a GIANT Cheetos Puff Ball in the sky giving everyone the energy we need?!?! If that's the case, it's kinda explains a lot 😂
3:26 The "Million year" thing, I read it on a astronomy book, its actually the radiation bouncing around in the core of the sun until it finds its way out.
You could make a whole list of everything that could be easily explained to prove that the sun is very real and does exist, like for example: The Ozone Layer which is *the* thing that makes life on earth bearable and one of the main things that is affected by climate change
@@xamine9442 if you debunk the existence of the *sun* then the purpose of the Ozone layer is gone. And one of the major reasons people can't colonize mars easily is also gone.
@@Froge4291 yeah, that I know and understand. But wasn't he trying to say that the existence of the ozone layer is a result of the sun's existence ? Or did I just get things wrong ?
@@xamine9442 It's ok, let me rephrase: What I meant was that he said "Well if the sun is so hot, why doesn't it burn us all down to the ground up?" The answer for that question is easy: The Ozone Layer is the thing that makes it so that the sun rays are just more or less hot (depending on the season) and not just straight up deadly lazers burning everything on the planet
It is both incredibly scary and funny how no matter what anyone says to try and convince him otherwise, he'll never listen because everyone else is "indoctrinated". You could get the god who invented physics to tell him how it all works and he still wouldn't believe them.
When he talks about something taking a million years to reach us, he's thinking of the journey from the core to the surface of the sun. Photons, light, takes roughly a million years to get from the core of the sun to the surface of the sun due to how many particles it has to collide with.
1. The earth actually generates it's own heat 2. The light off the sun is what warms the earth 3. A vacuum like space doesn't have much that'll absorb any energy from the sun as it travels to earth. 4. If it did take 1 million years to travel then the sun would likely be somewhere to the extent of 100^34 miles (that's an assumption and honestly I think I might be lowballing or super highballing)
The Earth doesn’t generate too much heat, in fact most of the new heat is from the moons gravity. Our heat is from the leftover heat for the Supernova(I forgot the name when it’s neutron stars the collide) that formed our solar system.
@@usedtoberyanpoopnownormal8822 when I said the earth generated its own heat I meant from the core. Since the inside of the earth has much friction it generates alot of heat which is then released via volcanos, thermal vents, and other forms of escaping material from the core. (Pressure also creates heat)
the sun isn't sending heat to the earth, it's sending photons, which gets absorbed and turned into heat that's why when u use a magnifying glass to focus sunlight on a small spot, it gets hotter as well as brighter, because its absorbing light (photons) and turning it into heat, photons that don't get absorbed are reflected and seen by the eye
@@DarkLord3695. More or less yes. White light cointains all frecuencies of the Electromagenetic spectrum of visible light so it can be broken down or absorbed partially so you see a specific color.
Heat is also photons. It is not turning light into heat. There are some part of visible light getting absorbed and emitted at different wavelengths, but the heat you feel is mostly from heat directly.
5:56 ik i am 2 months late but the actual reason you die in space is that your body fluids (including your blood) are being boiled because of lack of any atmosphere (that's why on high mountains the boiling temperature is like 93 Celsius instead of 100) so your skins is solid enough for you to not combust into pieces. Oh and also that blood thats also your body fluids will appear to make bubbles that will block your blood sustem shutting your brain into unconscious in 15 seconds and your entire system in one minute but surprisingly you will STILL be alive for several minutes. Also dont take a deep breath because air in your lungs will expand which can worst case scenario combust your lungs or best case scenario causing you severe internal tissue damage.
The million years is about the time it takes for a proton to reach the surface of the sun from the center of the sun. Honestly his argument is so flawed I can't believe that he's serious.
This is what happens when you mix way too much TikTok, hard drugs, plain stupidity AND post it online. Moral? Don’t do that all at once. (Really, don’t do drugs) It makes you like this wonderful spectacle of genetics. Pegasus(or ubersus), I commend you for handling this mental torture in such stride! Cheers this morning!
I'm only 12, and I already have been taught that the sun's heat travels by light (cause it's energy) and the speed of light is fast. That makes it get to earth in the time of 8 minutes! (Edit, I didn't watch the rest of the video, he also explained it looks lt.)
Not entirely sure I’m correct but the reason we don’t immediately freeze in space is because it is a vacuum, so there are no particles meaning we have nothing to transfer our body heat to. It will just stay inside the body
That is correct yes, there's 3 main ways things dissipate heat. Radiation, direct contact with other objects, and contact with a gas like air wafting it away. In space the only way to lose heat is Radiation and radiation is the slowest of the 3 relatively speaking, that's why the sun doesn't just freeze because it's barely losing any heat, it generates enough to burn for trillions of years
No it is freezing cold in space, he just doesn’t recognize that the reason the earth holds heat and it doesn’t just dissipate in space is because we have an an atmosphere that holds in the heat… in space the heat doesn’t have anything to hold it. That should’ve been your argument Pegasus, because you will eventually freeze, regardless if it’s instantly or not.
Whenever i feel like im worthless i think of people like him and i feel better knowing that no matter what,there's always a bigger dissapointment than me
There were plants before people existed. Fossils prove it. So if the sun really didn’t exist, then how did those plants survive? This point alone disproves his point entirely
@@Naganix While meteorites may have provided the material, the way life forms is the making of amino acids which is very very rare and happened most likely on the water rich planet that’s named after dirt.
I'm honestly just wondering what he thinks the giant glowing ball in the sky is, like if he doesn't believe in the sun then where exactly does he think we get heat from?
him saying "have you seen what happens when someone floats off into space?" is incredibly stupid, no one has, this has never happened. And space is both incredibly hot and cold, whichever side is exposed to the sun gets incredibly hot, while the other gets incredibly cold. No such thing as freezing instantly
THIS! ^^^ The whole idea of freezing instantaneously in space a big misconception. Assuming you have no space suit, death in space is due to either the whole lack of oxygen thing or burning from the heat of the sun, aka the giant ball of pure heat a bajillion times bigger than earth
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It makes me feel like less of a disappointment whenever I see people like this exist
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True
“It's hard to win an argument with a smart person, but it's damn near impossible to win an argument with a stupid person.”
- Bill Murray
You're goddamn right about that
Amen
"Never argue with an idiot, he will make you one."
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True true
Good words of wisdom coming from good old Murray
This dude is the definition of “never argue with a fool - they drag you down to their level and beat you with experience” -
Mark Twain
Wise words 👑
Indeed he is also apparently this moron doesn't realize what a vacuum is or radiation
This dude is the definition of “never argue with a fool - they drag you down to their level and beat you with experience” - Mark Twain
@@Theunicorn2012 bro tried to steal my comment
'I once met Guinan and Picard"--- Mark Twain
even McDonald's wouldn't accept this guy, he's just too smart for this world.
yeah.. more smarter than Einstein thats for sure..
"The Sun doesn't exist"
"Sir this is a McDonald's"
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@@pamplemoo I thought this was an Arby's.
I've spent most of my life in Special Education classes. Hearing this guy's thought process makes me feel infinitely smarter.
yeah even the plants says he dont have a brain
That’s because you actually went to class. Doesn’t matter if it’s special education, you still learn stuff, unlike this dude
@@chillsn True 👀
same and even when i was 10 i was smarter than him.
I've spent most of my life in Special Education classes. Hearing this guy's thought process makes me feel infinitely smarter. Sliver lining, guys.
As someone who has a brother who genuinely belives the entirety of space does not exist, I am very surprised that someone kinda shares his beliefs
Teach your brother
I've tried
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if he doesn't believe in space, does he believe in the aether instead or something
he belives earth is in the center of everything which is kinda contradicting
This guy really needs to go outside and stare into the Sun for about 20 minutes to just check and see if it's real
actually, if he does that, he will be more convinced that the sun isn't real because he won't see anything
Nah just give him a telescope and tell him to stare into the big burning star.
“Nah it’s still fake.”
I sure he would not be convinced bc he Will think its a broken streetlamp
well i cant see it anymore it isnt real
I'm a huge space nerd who knows basically everything about space I can't believe somebody thinks that the sun isn't real that just defeats the whole purpose of living like you can see it outside
Well I’m going to make a tiktok saying tiktok isn’t real how will they like those apples 😎
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Depends on what type of apple it is. Some types are good, some are bad. I don’t like the sweet apples too much tbh.
Conner?
That’s a good idea. Then afterwards, get the reactions from others and post them on TH-cam. I know many who will not go to TikTok, but will see the cringe that comes from there here on TH-cam. Make it credible so the TikTok people lose their minds - thinking like one of those Ben Shapiro videos. Hit them with “knowledge”, since apparently some there don’t think the sun is real, Alexander the Great was a woman, and the Roman Empire didn’t exist.
Yes, I’ve seen the thumbnails for all those.
Hello there Conner
The transfer of heat that he talked about was convection. But this way only works in liquid, gas or solid environment. Also, the area between the sun and us is blank, I mean vacuum environment. So, radiation is the only way to transfer heat from the sun to us. And guess what? The radiation of the sun is dispersed, so there is a few radiation reach to us. Besides, there is a very few amount of heat that loss on the way it transfers. In addition, the speed of radiation= the speed of light, so, yeah, it just take only 8 minutes for the heat reach us. Then, some heat was captured by the atmosphere, so you aren't frozen like the heart of Anna. The internet gives us information, but the school teach us how to understand that information. So, whatever you do, don't make any video onTitok if you drop out from school early.
Thank god I didn't skip the heat transfer chapter cuz the definitions sounded complex in my 7th grade
*frozen like his brain cells are
In space the lack of air isn't you main concern, your in a vacuum chamber. You lungs would burst as well as some organs and your blood would start to boil. This is just is just a very simple explanation, if your interest in the topic I recommend doing some research. The science behind the topic is really interesting.
8 minutes from surface to earth, but 100,000 years from core-surface. Still don't get where he gets the million years figure, though.
Yup. Radiation is just electromagnetic waves and EM waves don't require a medium. That's why we can see stars from thousands of light years away.
Wow this guy makes me feel like I’m a galaxy brain that’s four parallel universes ahead of everyone. I just want to say thank you to that guy for boosting everyone’s confidence and making them feel better about their mental capabilities.
What this man fails to take into account is the sun's sheer size, and the fact that it's a nuclear reactor. And that it actually takes the sun's light approximately 8 minutes to get here
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I think he meant from the core to the earth which is much longer but the actual time is not needed to debunk him
It takes 8 minutes from the surface, but actually does take around 1 million years from the middle.
@@twocheezitz9182 So it does. But that's not what counts here when the topic of discussion is the light and heat we see and feel
@@The_Ragequit_Cannon you dont feel heat from the sun at all actually. You feel heat that is absorbed into the earth and radiated throughout the day. Nights are hotter when they are cloudy because the heat is trapped. And in what way does it not correlate because the light we see and feel DOES take 1 million years and the discussion DIRECTLY relates to that.
i love how he's straight up denying the sun's existence, yet says space being cold is common knowledge. which ofc is correct, but why tf would he trust google if he believes he is being lied to about something as basic as the sun?
you make sense
> google says space is -450 F
> yeah but i dont trust google
> ???
> profit
@@Killerbee4712 He should've gone to space instead of Jeff Bezos. It would've been very beneficial for humanity!
@@Shah_dat Without a suit😀
@@Killerbee4712 Ah, those dang gnomes....
The fast that there are so many people like this guy, and they are so confident in their ignorance, makes me weep for the future.
if you weep, do it for the past and for the millions of lives taken by the global war that never made it to the history books.
When an astronaut is on a space walk, he counts as an object on which the sun’s radiation will land. The space around him is cold, but he absorbs the Suns heat. If he were to exit his suit, his surface exposed to the sun would burn at roughly 500 degrees Fahrenheit while his surface not exposed to the radiation would freeze at roughly -500 degrees Fahrenheit. Not only would he freeze and burn, the vacuum instantly collapses the lungs and draws all gas from the body, boiling blood and other liquids in the body. However, what’s important here, is that even with this provided knowledge, our dear TikToking Jimmy still gets no bitches.
Daaaang
Ha! you’re right, he’s most definitely single and blames the women for that... or the sun I dunno xD
L+stupid
Why did I read this in MatPat's voice?
@@gatsbymaguire idk
‘Sun is 6000 degrees’
‘How come the heat from the sun doesn’t dissipate a bit’
Already contradicted himself. But then again, what else would you expect from someone who unironically thinks the sun is fake.
Also the surface of the sun is cooler than its immediate surrounding (the sun's corona) which is 1 million degrees Celsius (2 million degrees Fahrenheit).
Tell him to multiply that by 1000x
It doesn't dissipate because space is a vacuum and there is no air
Right?
If im wrong then ok I won't argue im just stupid
@@Zvxers7 ur kinda right
@@Zvxers7 Yep. But it actually dissipates (we don’t feel a million degrees on the surface), but not enough to make the Earth frozen
6:00 you are partially correct, but it wouldn't be the main cause of death. If I remember correctly - blood boils pretty aggressively in vacuum, so boiling blood would instantly come out of every hole of your body - killing you immediately and brutally.
I imagine that every time he leaves his house for work in the morning, he squints up at the sun and angrily calls it a phony before getting in his car.
And at night he looks at the moon and says "you fucking cheese ball that can't even reflect light"
@@dragon-du6ew Nah. He doesn't risk provoking the moon. He doesn't want the lizards inside to come for him.
One time I convinced my little brother that our cat wasn't real and he legit thought the house was haunted by our cat.
I was an evil kid.
(Casually likes)
(Seductively likes)
Good human..
I want to like but it has 69 likes already and i cant break that 😔
Man u literally gaslighted your little brother DAMN
I love how every clip he blinks his eyes constantly after saying his point as if you’ll just get it to click by looking at him. Also he gets progressively more and more frustrated.
The moment he said: "something that only burns" at 1:38 . I understood how intelligent and bright he is, brighter than the sun itself.
PS edit:
If you didn't get my point, the reaction that occurs on the SUN is not actually combustion, so it doesn't burn, it's actually a nuclear phenomenon known as Fusion, you can check more about it, it's really a cool natural sight to study about or atleast know.
Wow, science and fusion. Very cool, I've just learned fusion is a real thing and not a Yu GI oh card type, thx.
fax
The sun used polymerization and fused his two hydrogen and summons helium
@@Memrlord Fellow human of culture I see
I learnt this in 5th grade before i even was a man so you cant rlly say man of culture fr everyone who listened in class should now this
Sad thing is he believes in it genually and actually tries to prove his point, he doesnt act like a liar
he just doesnt understand how radiation works, you know like a microwave and why the ceramic bowl gets hotter than the food its cooking in, so hot that itll burn you meanwhile the rest of the microwave is not hot at all not to mention the source of the heat never actually gets hot compared to what the microwaves are making contact with.
yep.
People also believe the sun is yellow
@@bearitin7563 it's not the same deal, the idea of the sun being yellow is kind of universal
@@mateuszszulecki5206 ya but it’s white
He got the temperature from the surface of the sun, the amount of time it takes for light to reach us from the center of the sun (which is probably where that "millions of years to reach us" came from), and assumed there is dissipating air between us and the sun.
Ancient scientists: "Figuring out laws of the universe using sticks"
Modern people: earth is flat
TRU
true
Ancient scientists: measuring the Earth's curvature to an impressively small margin of error with sticks
Me trying to make a circle with a ruler and failing:
@@artemiostriantafyllou7986
To be fair, a ruler is basically just a glorified stick with science written on it.
@@zettovii1367 but what if its nonexistent then its a glorified flat earther brain
If he stayed in the sun for 5 hours without sun protection he would never doubt it's power.
I would pay to see that
Nor can he ever doubt anything else
If he stayed in the 5 hours without sun protection he would never doubt it's power.
I died when he brought up people in the vacuum of space instantly freezing. The first inkling of this idea came about because of Hollywood. It just shows that this guy got the entire compendium of knowledge for his doctorate's of science in front of the tv screen; that, and his short stint at a metal foundry.
Come on man, thats not that crazy. The information on the Sun is nuts, but you would freeze in space fairly quickly, just not instantly like in the movies. You freeze meat in the freezer right, gets hard as a brick. Well your freezer is not anywhere near -400.
@@dasparado The body is only capable of freezing when it's not close enough to be influenced by the radiated heat of a star. If someone dies in space in close proximity to a star, then their decomposition would likely occur normally (if theirs still oxygen in the suit).
right off the bat, it takes eight -seconds- *minutes and twenty seconds* for the light of the sun to reach Earth, and since there are no liquids, solids, or gases in space the method of transporting heat is by radiating it, meaning straight line until it hits something, whereas a cup of hot water in a pool will spread the heat throughout each atom, dissipating it. something which I do not believe occurs when radiated heat travels in a vacuum
thank you for coming to my ted talk
It's eight minutes not seconds pal.
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Essentially, the issue with this guy's "proof" is that he's confusing different methods of heat transfer. The reason he feels the 2000-degree heat 25 feet away is due to convection -- the heat energises the air molecules and makes them vibrate faster, so they move faster. The heat is transferred through the movement of hot gas.
Meanwhile, the heat of the sun moves through space (which is a near enough perfect vacuum) so there are far few molecules of gas to move through convection currents. Instead, the heat is transferred through radiation, e.g. infrared or ultraviolet. This is not the movement of matter, it's the movement of electromagnetic waves that transfers the energy. Waves do not dissipate unless they hit something, at which point they can be transduced, usually into heat. This method of heat transfer is aptly named radiation. That's why you can feel the Sun's heat from such a vast distance.
@@weirdyoda6982 and 20 seconds
@@katiequeen7225 and 36 milliseconds
What I'm stumped about his argument is, what do you think is giving light and life to this floating rock we sit on? A giant desk lamp?
Uh... don't you know this? There is no light. Light is an idea created by the government to fool us. Plants don't really need light. Neither do any living things. The government is lying to you
He would probably believe that lol
Naah, it's turtles man. Turtles all the way down
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You can literally see the sun with your naked eye every day
Bro really threw in "logically" 💀
Imagine sitting at the bar and this random guy trys to debunk the literall sun. :D
At least he would have the excuse of alcohol.
@@nanosanimations8705 he'd probably go sober ngl. Just goes to the bar to explain his thoeries to poor drunked out souls lmao.
@@berserkagain7976 no he probably will be so drunk he transforms into a purple giant 5 eyed monster then realise he's in a coma and was knocked out
@@berserkagain7976 well the sun is actually fake
I love how this guy says that when you go into space you instantaneously freeze but that's not exactly true the way space suits are designed they're designed to take subfreezing and extremely high temperatures because if you go in the shade of safe space station it is insanely cold but if you go on to the side of the space station that the sun is hitting it is stupidly f****** hot not to mention the bombardment of radiation on the body. Our spacesuits are specifically designed to be able to withstand extremely low and extremely high temperatures simultaneously. It's a known fact by science and it was one of the first hurdles that they had to overcome when they founded the space program how to keep the astronauts insulated from the radiation extreme cold and extreme heat that is experienced in the upper atmosphere and beyond into stellar space.
This is how I think of it. The heat in space is just traveling at the speed of light and there's nothing to hold/trap it in place so when you are in space, the temperature will be cold because the place doesn't hold the heat and is just cold but when an object is thrown at space, the side that faces the light side will be very hot because it captures the traveling heat but the opposite side will be very cold because no heat is there. However Earth's atmosphere traps the heat so all our sides get heat and not only the side that faces the sun, because if that was not the case, our rods and holes would be frozen 24/7....just imagine bruh
This is the comment I was looking for. Thank you for blessing us mere mortals with your great knowledge. 🙏
The international space station
He probably got the "it takes a million years to reach us" from the fact that the light of the stars takes that long...
It takes a million year for the suns heat to reach to surface. But the trip to earth takes a nice 8 minutes.
Also a million years isn’t too much time it galaxy perspective.
Some stars onlt take 3 years to reach us wdym
It's even more stupid when you ask yourself "then wtf is this circle in the sky that is so bright I can't look at it for a long time without going blind"
I bet his answer would be a giant lightbulb
When flat earthers are smarter than this dude.
At least they believe that sun exist 🤷
They are all equally stupid.
but they can't fight back when I ask them how i can go from russia to the us by going east
@@DeepdelverChespin double reply moment
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If he ever (somehow) visits the sun, he is probably gonna say “nah, not hot enough”
The part about a million years is a bit off, but it does take a bit longer than 8 minutes in total. The light generated inside the sun's core takes about 250,000 years IIRC to make its way out of the sun because its so dense in there, the light bounces around for that long before finding a way out. There are like 3 distinct layers of the sun that transfer heat / transmit light differently
He could be talking about the other sun or stellar object where the light we receive is from million of year ago. But he said heat.
@@marc789 which is electromagnetic radiation, which is light
And how can we possibly know this? 😂😂😂 you people are funny sheep. Same way we dont know whats inside earth because we only been 7 miles into it. Like i said , FUNNY SHEEP
Guys, I'm starting to think that the Earth doesn't exist. It takes 5 minutes for the gravity to reach us from the centre of the earth. If the Earth was real we would have floated into space by the time it reaches us.
The earth could have easily been able to fly into the suns gravitational orbit. Then got into the orbit by inertia.
@@bingqingwu1103 ofc after all the sun and earth both have gravity. wouldn't they pull each other closer together? (this joke is way too funny for no reason).
If Earth existed, it would have been pulled by Jupiter as Earth only has 1x Gravity and Jupiter has 2.5x Gravity. If we do maths, 2.5>1.
(this is obviously a joke(
@@questionmark6020 Yeah bro then these corporations try to make it more believable by spinning the things around each other. Then they say it’s a “orbit”. Then why is it a rock and not gum?
I feel better about almost failing my semester exams after I've knowing this guy exists
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I’m so disappointed that he thinks you would freeze in space. Yes, space is cold, because there is no heat. Fun fact, there is barely anything in space. This man thinks that cold is a physical object, and not just the absence of heat.
There’s literally everything in space
Well, of course! Ice is cold, and snow is cold
@@beamishbull4683 you mean universe cuz space is blank that's why it's called space
He also think “heat” is an object aswell
That or you turn into a fireball
Space has NO TEMPERATURE. The -454°F is the surface temperature of objects, not the surrounding space; space is a near-vacuum, which has no temperature, because there is nothing there to have one.
I've been interested in astronomy and astrophysics my entire life and have done research in both fields for fun. I've even taken college courses in astronomy. Watching this dude spew out the most wildly incorrect statements as if they were facts is putting me in physical agony...
You have just been indoctrinated, bud.
As someone who loves astronomy and astrophysics as a hobby, I agree that this bozo hurts my mind and heart.
@@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184 I agree too, as a person whom also loves the materials of astronomy & astrophysics, which i've dedicated myself too from the age of 7-9, and really began to take off at the age of 15, it hurts my brain to listen to this type of person making these pathetic useless ineffective lies of our motherstar, SOL.
Lol. Watched the original Cosmos cuz I was into astronomy already at the time. Totally sympathize. But if you think this guy makes your head hurt... just avoid social media. TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook.... it'll save your head from imploding. This guy is at least logical despite the bad science and that he doesn't trust Google but cites Google. (And Google is just a search engine anyway, so really, the source is not Google.)
Also avoid politics.
Science is a verb, not a noun. We change facts all the time so who knows
You know, sometimes I think I'm the dumbest person I know.
It's a good thing to know that I'm VERY wrong.
"The sun doesn't exist, we've all been lied to, its probably just a block of cheese over there." I replayed this part 3 times and kept laughing each time.
3:13 it does technically, in fact way more than a million years, but after it leaves the sun itself it only takes 8 minutes
5:02 well, as pegasus said, it travels through radiation, which only gets converted into heat once it actually impacts matter. the reason earth is warm and space is not is that we have an atmosphere to keep that heat in
For your first point, the heat is in the sun for (a million years - 8 minutes) so most of the time, the heat inside the sun can’t dissipate because the sun itself is also hot and that’s not how the second law of thermodynamics work
@@Halestem where does the vacuum of space come into play?
@@SmoothBob In a vacuum, heat can only travel as radiation
@@cherry9787 Yes certainly, thank you. And we can expect that entropy will have a greater effect as the radiation reaches our atmosphere... But like, from the sun's atmosphere to it's core, how would pressure or compression effect thermal conductivity and time. And how would that energy leaving that atmosphere into the vacuum effect thermal conductivity and time?
@@Halestem it does theoretically dissipate due to it getting further away from the actual source of the heat, but very slowly
Even though pretty much every person in this comment section have the correct conclusion (that the sun is real), I’ve noticed a small amount of incorrect statements of how the heat from the sun is able to travel in space. My intentions with this comment is to clear up some misconceptions about thermodynamics (I don’t know how to word this without it being an “umm actually” statement, sorry).
While most things here on Earth transfers heat through conduction, or contact of matter, the sun transfers heat in a completely different way, through emitting light (radiation).
There are 3 forms of heat transfer, conduction, convection and radiation. Radiation is the only form of heat the sun is able to utilise to heat up other planets, due to the fact that conduction and convection need matter as a medium in order to occur.
Radiation, (which the sun emits a lot of due to having a high temperature), is able to travel in an infinite distance, at a very fast speed. Radiation is the process of energy in the form of heat being transformed into light and vice versa. Radiation, consisting of particles itself (photons), doesn’t need matter to transfer and is able to occur in a vacuum like space.
What it seems like a lot of people get wrong is that they believe that there is only 1 form of heat transfer (conduction) that is unable to be stopped by a vacuum. Some people have even mentioned radiation, but have seemed to still treat it like an element of the process of conduction.
Edit: Forgot to mention that a lot of the heat we have comes from beneath the surface of the earth (though not enough to make an immediately noticeable impact on temperature). It either comes from heat that existed since the creation of the earth, or due to radioactive decay of radioactive material within the earth, which produces heat.
thanks for the info!
Thank you for clearing this up! Your intentions were very clear, I appreciate your work.
Respect for teaching us something
Thanks for the positive reply’s, I hoped this comment could help.
Thank you for the info greatly appreciated
There's gonna be something this guy says that's gonna make the "No, no. He's got a point" meme!
This guy:
“I don’t believe anything I see on google”
Literally him in the TikTok before it:
“If you google the information”
“The sun isn’t real.”
*Have you ever tried… oh I don’t know… LOOKING UP?*
5:57 Actually the reason we’d die is because it’s nearly absolute zero, and at that temperature, particles stop moving, the reason we don’t freeze is because due to the particles movement stopping, the ice wouldn’t even freeze on, because it would come off instantly because of lack of particle movement, also another reason would be from radiation coming from celestial objects such as stars…
theres no way you wouldn't die from lack of oxygen
This man has a credibility of someone saying "Trust me i'm an engineer" while having a masters in art history
I think that the misconception that he had about light taking millions of years came from the fact that light(technically photons at this stage) is produced in the core of the sun from fusion. after that it can take 100,000 years to reach the suns surface at which point the light travels through space taking as you said about 8 minutes to reach the earth.
3:23
This is why I hate tik tok. I put my phone down for 1 minute and now someone thinks the sun isn’t real.
The type of guy who climbs over a glass wall to see what's on the other side
Okay, I have a couple of counterarguments to add to this:
- I'm pretty sure that the sun's heat can be felt from much further away than a furnace's heat not only due to the method of heat transfer, but also due to the sun being so big that the furnace is less than an ant in comparison.
- The Earth has an atmosphere in which it can trap heat coming from the sun. That's why it's a lot colder in space. Other planets, such as Mars, also lack the atmosphere that Earth does, causing them to reach extremely cold temperatures pretty much perpetually. In fact, it was believed that Mars had more hospitable temperatures before solar winds stripped it of its atmosphere!
Doesn't venus have too much of an atmosphere and is the hottest planet because of it?
@@TwelveRats Oh right, yeah. Thing is, it consists of plenty of carbon dioxide that traps the heat. But the close proximity to the Sun would not help.
@@stephaniethebatter7975 I think Mercury is like that though, it's closer to the sun and has a small atmosphere
@@TwelveRats Yeah it does, and it has temperature fluctuations too. But seeing Venus having flucuations in temperature despite having an atmosphere makes me doubt that has anything to do with the lack of atmosphere.
It is not about the size of the sun directly, it is about the radition pressure, or density, of photons being radiated at the surface of the sun.
The heat that reaches us is then:
Total heat released from a earth sized part of the sun / (radius of sphere touching earth / radius of sphere touching surface of the sun)
This guys parents are probably so ashamed their son turned out this way
Even a real astronaut himself said in space, you feel hot and cold at the same time like 100 degrees on one side and 10 degrees on the other side because the heat from the sun still hitting him
the confidence for the first guy 💀
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I love how he said you freeze immediately when in direct view of the sun the side facing it would burn and the other side would take forever to cool, then you can live in space for a quite surprising length of time. I’m also sure that space is near absolute 0
If his parents were asians he would get the shoe instantly
gotta give credit to him for actually questioning things since i don't see too much of that these days, he just went about it completely wrong lol there are so many "conspiracy theories" he could've got behind that are one by one proving themselves to actually be true, but instead he chooses to believe the sun isn't real...
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There are better things to question than the big ball of plasma in our sky that gives us life. We known what the sun is since we could think
@@dragonvarine7553 exactly
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When he said it takes a million years for the heat to reach us I accidentally screamed outloud "IT DOESNT"😂
The flat earthers are smarter 😭😭
Damn
Now that's a good roast right there.
Even karens would be normal humans if you do a comparison on this man child
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3:25 well, if i remember correctly, the heat is just radiated energy from photons, which r created in the suns core and it takes millions of years for the photons to go from the core to the surface, in those millions of years it gathers tons of energy, then out into space towards us
Fun fact solar energy is just nuclear energy but in a safe distance
@@crisnicolainflores2252 lmao yes
Guys calm, he worked in a steel factory... he knows what he's talking about
When he said that heat takes million years to reach us, he probably got it from the fact taht photons generated by the sun are trapped in the sun for millions of years before they can escape and take the remaining 8 minutes journey from sun to Earth. He likely misinterpreted it as meaning that heat take that long to travel
He said wouldn't it dissipate
Like there is a place to dissipate
The amount of pseudointellectuals on TikTok is insane. Basically every science and history video on TikTok is teaching blatantly false information. It's amazing.
The sad part is that he doesn't seem like a complete idiot type of guy that is so far gone into conspiracy theories, he seems half reasonable and also he has a great voice, he could be a good voiceover actor if he studied and hot his shit together, or even a somewhat decent influencer, as simple as that…
If the sun isn't real does that mean we've had a GIANT Cheetos Puff Ball in the sky giving everyone the energy we need?!?! If that's the case, it's kinda explains a lot 😂
Yes
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3:26 The "Million year" thing, I read it on a astronomy book, its actually the radiation bouncing around in the core of the sun until it finds its way out.
Yes that is true due to the extrem condition of the core of a star that does happen part of why that happe is also gravity as well.
You could make a whole list of everything that could be easily explained to prove that the sun is very real and does exist, like for example: The Ozone Layer which is *the* thing that makes life on earth bearable and one of the main things that is affected by climate change
How does the ozone layer prove that the sun exist ?
@@xamine9442 if you debunk the existence of the *sun* then the purpose of the Ozone layer is gone. And one of the major reasons people can't colonize mars easily is also gone.
@@Froge4291 yeah, that I know and understand. But wasn't he trying to say that the existence of the ozone layer is a result of the sun's existence ? Or did I just get things wrong ?
@@xamine9442 It's ok, let me rephrase: What I meant was that he said "Well if the sun is so hot, why doesn't it burn us all down to the ground up?" The answer for that question is easy: The Ozone Layer is the thing that makes it so that the sun rays are just more or less hot (depending on the season) and not just straight up deadly lazers burning everything on the planet
@@xamine9442 *the sun is a deadly laser*
It is both incredibly scary and funny how no matter what anyone says to try and convince him otherwise, he'll never listen because everyone else is "indoctrinated". You could get the god who invented physics to tell him how it all works and he still wouldn't believe them.
Thats if god exist
The god would lose all of his brain cells before he would explain it to him how
5:55 fun fact: the preasure in space lower the boiling point so you would boil just by your body temperature
When he talks about something taking a million years to reach us, he's thinking of the journey from the core to the surface of the sun. Photons, light, takes roughly a million years to get from the core of the sun to the surface of the sun due to how many particles it has to collide with.
1. The earth actually generates it's own heat
2. The light off the sun is what warms the earth
3. A vacuum like space doesn't have much that'll absorb any energy from the sun as it travels to earth.
4. If it did take 1 million years to travel then the sun would likely be somewhere to the extent of 100^34 miles (that's an assumption and honestly I think I might be lowballing or super highballing)
The Earth doesn’t generate too much heat, in fact most of the new heat is from the moons gravity. Our heat is from the leftover heat for the Supernova(I forgot the name when it’s neutron stars the collide) that formed our solar system.
@@usedtoberyanpoopnownormal8822 when I said the earth generated its own heat I meant from the core. Since the inside of the earth has much friction it generates alot of heat which is then released via volcanos, thermal vents, and other forms of escaping material from the core.
(Pressure also creates heat)
Great now I see reasons why I'm not a disappointment
the sun isn't sending heat to the earth, it's sending photons, which gets absorbed and turned into heat
that's why when u use a magnifying glass to focus sunlight on a small spot, it gets hotter as well as brighter, because its absorbing light (photons) and turning it into heat, photons that don't get absorbed are reflected and seen by the eye
Glasses can also separate all seven colors of rainbow from photons
@@DarkLord3695. More or less yes. White light cointains all frecuencies of the Electromagenetic spectrum of visible light so it can be broken down or absorbed partially so you see a specific color.
Heat is infra red light or another name for it photons, heat is photons at longer wave lengths...
Heat is also photons. It is not turning light into heat. There are some part of visible light getting absorbed and emitted at different wavelengths, but the heat you feel is mostly from heat directly.
"winning an argument with a smart person is hard, but winning an argument with a stupid person is damn near impossible"
-some guy
People who thought Earth was round was dumb back then
5:56 ik i am 2 months late but the actual reason you die in space is that your body fluids (including your blood) are being boiled because of lack of any atmosphere (that's why on high mountains the boiling temperature is like 93 Celsius instead of 100) so your skins is solid enough for you to not combust into pieces. Oh and also that blood thats also your body fluids will appear to make bubbles that will block your blood sustem shutting your brain into unconscious in 15 seconds and your entire system in one minute but surprisingly you will STILL be alive for several minutes. Also dont take a deep breath because air in your lungs will expand which can worst case scenario combust your lungs or best case scenario causing you severe internal tissue damage.
Bro thinking he’s so logical and smart when he forgot a very simple question “if the sun doesn’t exist then what’s that big ball of heat in the sky”
"its prob some government plot, dumbass"
I'm concerned at the fact the dude works at a steel company but doesn't know about heat transfer
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I hate to be that guy, but its probably an unskilled position
@@cherry9787 I'd like to give him the benefit of the doubt and say probably to that
I saw this im my recomandations and my brain got smaller.
just looking at the thumbnail and the title did that.
IT HURTS SO MUCH!
This man single-handedly made me rethink everything about the sun
I lost so many braincells
kirbo :D
The million years is about the time it takes for a proton to reach the surface of the sun from the center of the sun.
Honestly his argument is so flawed I can't believe that he's serious.
"It take a million years for the suns heat to get to us" It takes 8 minutes XD
This is what happens when you mix way too much TikTok, hard drugs, plain stupidity AND post it online.
Moral? Don’t do that all at once. (Really, don’t do drugs) It makes you like this wonderful spectacle of genetics. Pegasus(or ubersus), I commend you for handling this mental torture in such stride! Cheers this morning!
I'm only 12, and I already have been taught that the sun's heat travels by light (cause it's energy) and the speed of light is fast. That makes it get to earth in the time of 8 minutes!
(Edit, I didn't watch the rest of the video, he also explained it looks lt.)
The sun is way bigger than a furnace.
Not entirely sure I’m correct but the reason we don’t immediately freeze in space is because it is a vacuum, so there are no particles meaning we have nothing to transfer our body heat to. It will just stay inside the body
That is correct yes, there's 3 main ways things dissipate heat. Radiation, direct contact with other objects, and contact with a gas like air wafting it away. In space the only way to lose heat is Radiation and radiation is the slowest of the 3 relatively speaking, that's why the sun doesn't just freeze because it's barely losing any heat, it generates enough to burn for trillions of years
No it is freezing cold in space, he just doesn’t recognize that the reason the earth holds heat and it doesn’t just dissipate in space is because we have an an atmosphere that holds in the heat… in space the heat doesn’t have anything to hold it. That should’ve been your argument Pegasus, because you will eventually freeze, regardless if it’s instantly or not.
Whenever i feel like im worthless i think of people like him and i feel better knowing that no matter what,there's always a bigger dissapointment than me
There were plants before people existed.
Fossils prove it.
So if the sun really didn’t exist, then how did those plants survive?
This point alone disproves his point entirely
who said he belives we came after plants. You don't know? We fell in meteors 4 000 000 000 years ago when Earth was forming.
@@Naganix lmao but you don’t believe that…right?
@@Naganix While meteorites may have provided the material, the way life forms is the making of amino acids which is very very rare and happened most likely on the water rich planet that’s named after dirt.
@@usedtoberyanpoopnownormal8822 who siad it must be accurate. Look on what video we're commenting. About some guy who belives the SUN is bs
I'm honestly just wondering what he thinks the giant glowing ball in the sky is, like if he doesn't believe in the sun then where exactly does he think we get heat from?
never trust a grown man who wears a hat like that, especially if theyre old enough to have that much gray hair already.
This guy : “ The sun isn’t hot enough !! “
Escanor, the strongest character of the Seven deadly sins by far : “ I lived in a lie “
Nah, knowing Escanor, he'd probably say "And who decided that?"
Pegasus is the only youtuber who makes me happy of ruining my day by watching humanity devolve
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Fact.
As a person deeply interested in astrophysics we wouldn't even be alive without the son and the government aren't gods
him saying "have you seen what happens when someone floats off into space?" is incredibly stupid, no one has, this has never happened. And space is both incredibly hot and cold, whichever side is exposed to the sun gets incredibly hot, while the other gets incredibly cold. No such thing as freezing instantly
I dont think the guy knows that orbit only works when you are fast enough and that gravity is in space.
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THIS! ^^^
The whole idea of freezing instantaneously in space a big misconception. Assuming you have no space suit, death in space is due to either the whole lack of oxygen thing or burning from the heat of the sun, aka the giant ball of pure heat a bajillion times bigger than earth
@@mangaprofilepicture5820 Or the pressure making the boiling point less than the temperature of your blood thus making your blood literally boil.
The depressurization would likely instantly kill you before the temperature will